

No. Success in Contract Growing depends on strong management, discipline, and full engagement in the operation. CB Group trains all Growers in best-in-class animal husbandry and farm management practices.
Yes. Ideally, you should not have an existing livestock farm, but must have access to land and financing.
CBG retains ownership of all animals.
CBG supplies feed and key production inputs according to agreed schedules. Growers are responsible for proper storage, handling, and daily use in line with operational guidelines.
Growers are responsible for all utilities, including water and electricity.
CBG covers and provides veterinary and technical support related to animals, disease prevention programs, and overall flock/herd health. Growers are responsible for routine on-farm care under CBG’s guidance. No external veterinarians allowed unless approved by CBG.
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The contract model significantly reduces market and price risk. Growers are primarily responsible for operational performance, biosecurity compliance, and facility upkeep. Compensation is also based on meeting performance targets and so not meeting targets may impact deductions.
Yes, Growers who meet or exceed performance benchmarks can earn bonus payments on top of standard cycle payments. Performance indicators include mortality and feed conversion rates.
CBG works with Growers to identify issues and provide technical support. Persistent underperformance may result in corrective measures or contract review.
Yes. Contract Growing requires consistent, hands-on management to achieve optimal returns and should be approached as a small- to medium-sized enterprise deserving of full focus and commitment.
No. For biosecurity and effective management, Growers are required to focus exclusively on one livestock enterprise. This ensures the highest health standards, operational efficiency and long-term success.